simon

Just measured my spare part ankle repair kit: Diameter of the "Linsen.." T-nut is only 6.6mm. T-nut from a F2 binding tapered from 8.5 to 7.4mm, both to small

no, i don't think the plate is necessary, I'm a perfectionist. the guidance for the joint is on the shell, this ring on the bottom part of the shell (but it's small). you need to hold this two plastic parts together with the right amount of pressure, that should work too. in my solution also the screw/plate works as guidance and still works great after dozens of riding days.

I don't know what they mean with "Sohlenadapter SB R0742V", but on the picture are the parts for the heellift on a F2 plate binding. The "linsen..." are T-nuts with about 4mm long spikes, they press into the plastic and prevent the nut from turning. they are used to mount the Intec Hard Adapter on old boots, where the nuts arn't preinstalled. the diameter of this "linsen" T-nut is way to small for use on the ankle joint (hope I remember right). I have dozens of these linsen parts, can measure them and shot a picture if you want.

they are for mounting a step in adapter to an old boot without already installed nuts. I never saw this ankle joint as a spare part, and even you get it, you have to rivet it, how do you do that?

thank you, it's only a little job on the lathe. srew: from a honda motorbike (to hold some plasic parts) T-nut: it was a knurled nut, made a bit shorter and thinner plate: alu plate and a lot of filing to get this shape (really bad idea from deeluxe) it's also difficult to get the right length of the system. that means the screw touches the T-nut with its ligament, so you can tighten without clamp the alu plate. but you can't adjust the distance between the shell parts with the screw, you have to tune the length oft the T-nut. somewere I have a drawing with the exact measuremts, should I post it?

Hello Dan I also managed to destroy the outer ankle joint. the parts are riveted and you can't repair them. I repaired the boot with some home made parts, look here: http://www.extremecarving.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1552 hope you can fix it